The Eye-Watering Price Surge of Petrol Cars

Drivers face an eye-watering price surge in the petrol car market, with the average list price having risen from £27,036 in 2015 to £45,218 in 2024. If the price had risen at the rate of everyday inflation, it would cost just £36,225 – almost £9,000 less. The staggering price increase has raised questions about the […]

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Quirks in Automotive Engineering

Automotive manufacturers often design their vehicles with distinct characteristics that cater to their specific needs. For instance, some manufacturers may not supply full-size spare tires with their vehicles, while others may pack them with “donuts,” and a few may not include them at all. Additionally, some vehicles may require drivers to press an in-dash button […]

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Hyundai Motor Group Unveils Next-Generation Hybrid System

The global automotive market is experiencing a prolonged slowdown due to the electric vehicle “demand stagnation” that may be temporary. In response, Hyundai Motor Group is shifting its focus to hybrids to strengthen its competitiveness. The company has unveiled its next-generation hybrid system, which improves power efficiency by up to 45%. A Shift in Strategy […]

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Parking Over Two Bays: A Hidden Danger to Motorists

Parking in a car park can be a daunting task for many motorists, with numerous risks and potential consequences awaiting the unwary driver. Among these risks, parking over two bays is a seemingly innocuous yet increasingly common practice that can have severe repercussions, including sizeable parking fines and a negative impact on the overall parking […]

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Is it Really Worth Getting Your Totaled Car Back?

“Should You Get Your Totaled Car Back? A Guide for Car Owners” Have you ever found yourself in a situation where your car has been totaled by an insurance company? Maybe you had a minor fender bender, and the damage was so severe that the insurance company deemed it a total loss. Or perhaps you […]

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China Raises Battery Safety Standards for Electric Vehicles

Government Takes Steps to Address Fire and Explosion Risks China is taking significant steps to ensure the safety of its electric vehicle market, with the release of updated technical regulations for electric and plug-in hybrid batteries. The new rules, set to take effect in July 2026, will require automakers to meet stricter safety tests designed […]

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